Things To Do
Union Station
A true Kansas City gem, Union Station is a stunning architectural landmark filled with world-class attractions. Step into history as you explore its grand halls, and don’t miss Science City, the planetarium, and rotating exhibitions that captivate visitors of all ages.
National WWI Museum and Memorial
Explore one of Kansas City’s most iconic landmarks and immerse yourself in the history of World War I. Don’t miss the Liberty Memorial Tower, where you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city skyline – perfect for a memorable photo op!
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Discover a world-class collection of art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum, one of Kansas City’s cultural treasures. Admission is free, and the museum features stunning works from across the globe. Be sure to snap a photo with the iconic Shuttlecocks sculptures on the scenic front lawn—a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or a memorable afternoonBottom of Form
Kauffman Stadium
Head to Kauffman Stadium to watch the Royals take on the White Sox on May 7th and 8th (6:40 PM and 1:10 PM) and the Red Sox on May 9th and 11th (6:40 PM and 1:10 PM). With affordable tickets and a great atmosphere, it’s the perfect way to enjoy America’s favorite pastime in KC.
Crossroads
A hub of creativity and culture, the Crossroads Arts District is brimming with art galleries, unique boutiques, trendy restaurants, and local breweries. It’s the perfect spot to explore KC’s vibrant arts scene and soak up its lively atmosphere.
Jacob L. Loose Park
A scenic oasis in the heart of Kansas City, offering serene walking trails, a tranquil pond, and a breathtaking rose garden. It’s the perfect spot for a peaceful afternoon surrounded by natural beauty.
Country Club Plaza
Kansas City’s premier destination for shopping and dining, the Country Club Plaza charms visitors with its Spanish-inspired architecture, unique boutiques, and inviting outdoor cafes.
Room 39
One of our favorite spots, Room 39 is a cozy farm-to-table restaurant known for its fresh, seasonal ingredients and ever-changing menu. Its warm atmosphere and delicious dishes make it a standout for breakfast, lunch, or dinner in KC.
The Peanut
-Established in 1933, The Peanut is Kansas City's oldest bar and grill. Once a Prohibition-era speakeasy, it’s now famous for its laid-back atmosphere and legendary buffalo wings.
Clay & Fire
A favorite of Nick and Ezgi, Clay & Fire offers Near Eastern-inspired cuisine made with locally sourced ingredients and bold, authentic spices. Known for their fire-roasted specialties, this cozy spot is perfect for dinner or brunch on weekends.
Arthur Bryant's Barbeque
A restored 1930s gem in KC’s historic West Bottoms, The Ship offers great food, craft cocktails, and a vibrant live music scene. With its vintage charm and intimate atmosphere, it’s perfect for a night out. Don’t miss their live performances featuring local talent!
Q39 - Midtown
Known for its modern take on Kansas City barbecue, Q39 serves perfectly smoked meats, house-made sauces, and creative sides in a polished, relaxed setting.
Joe's KC BBQ
A KC classic in a former gas station, Joe’s is renowned for its burnt ends, pulled pork, and the must-try Z-Man sandwich.
The Ship
A restored 1930s gem in KC’s historic West Bottoms, The Ship offers great food, craft cocktails, and a vibrant live music scene. With its vintage charm and intimate atmosphere, it’s perfect for a night out. Don’t miss their live performances featuring local talent!